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Foot. , 3z,t Ditto, Ensign Char Seymour to be Lieutenant, with out pa - Chase, vice Carpenter, promoted in the 59th Foot. 34th Ditto, Lieutenant I._ A. Ellard to be• Captain of a_Com , pany, vice Edwards, deceased. 3 . 5 th Ditto, Ensign Alfred Denison to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Cust, promoted in the 3 tst. Regiment. AnguS M•Pherson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Denison. _43d Ditto, Ensign Augustus Theodore Hodgson, from the Royal Cumberland . Militia, to be Ensign.' 44th Ditto, Matthew Argent, - Gent. to be Ensign, by put chase, vice Allen, who retires. 53a Ditto, Serjeant-Major Alex. Knox to be Ensign, without purchase, woe Countable, whO resigns. -59111 Ditto, Robert Whittle, Gent. to be .Ensign, without .purchase. john Hovenden, Gent. to . be ditto,.. 6311 Ditto, Major Charles IL Hastings, from the 6th Garri son- 13athilio,i, to be Major, Vice Pringle, who exchanges. 64th Ditto, Lieutenant W . IL Newton, from the Royals, to _ - be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Deane, promoted in the Ist Foot. .'6sth Ditto, Isaac Hart, Gent. to be Ensign, withgnt pur - chase, vice Knott, deceased. 69•ri Ditto, Lieutenant john Graham, from the 95th. Foot, to Lieutenant, vice Patrickson,. who exchanges. 74th Ditto, bourn lames Babington, Gent, to be Ensign, by "-- - pitrzhase, vice Collins, promoted. ' , ,- 77th Ditto, Ensign lames Cameron, from the Inverness G;' be Ensign 8 rst Ditto. Ensign Edward Brewster to be Lieutenant, With '. our P'irollase• Ensign Joseph Silson to be ditto. Charles Campoo.l,. Gent., to -.be Ensign, ..vice Brewster. Alex: Gordon., Gent. to be Ensign ,vice Silsun George Smyth, Gent. to be ditto. Robert Mostyn, Gent. to be ditto. 841 h Ditto, Lieutetiaiit.Colonel john Locke, from Halt-pay of the late sth-Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Dar ling, who exchanges.. Thomas Triphuok, Gent. to be Ensign, without ptirchase,- vice Brander, who resigns. 87th Ditto, Theobald Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Nicholas La Serre, Gent. to be 1: g4th Ditto, Ensign 'I homas Scott, from the Edinburgh Mi litia, to be Ensign. • gsth -Ditto, Lieutenant Baniuel Patrickson, from the .69th root, to be Lieutenant, vice Graham, who exchanges. 99th Ditto, Serjeant George Mathew to to Quarter-Master, vice Cossy, wko resigns. iotst Ditto, Lieutenant-Edmund Killikelly to be Adjutant. York Light I ntantry• Volunteers, - Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice De la Bourdonnaye, promoted in the 37th Foot. - • • Major ,Bradshaw's 4th Levy, Captain H. C.' Brisco, from the loth Foot, to be-Major. , ad Garrison. Battalion, Lieutenant *Joseph Latnphier, from the 7th FOrit . , to be Lieutenant, vice kVeatherstane, ap- - pointed to the 38th Foot. • 3,1 Ditto, Das;i4l• Stapyiron, Gen:. to be Ensign, vice who - it-signs. 4th Ditto ) ; Ensign 'Thornas Foreman; from the. tst West 'lndia Regiment,- to be Lieutenant, vice Nealson, 'appoint- . • • ed to the . Roy.;:il Africuit CorpS.' • - 6th Ditto, .Major Pringie, from the 634 Foot; to be Major, vice Hastings, who exchanges..: ' • - • ' gth Ditro, Ensign Alexander Menzies, from Half- pay.of the' American Provincials, •to be ,Ensign, vice Moss, ,appoint- ed tithe ath Foot. Surgeon Thomas Wilson, from - the id - D'ragoons - ; to . be Surgeon, Vice. Webster, appointed to • • the-51st Error. '.• '• • 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Richard Carrigye, 'Gent.. to be • Ensign, vice Buchanan, appointed to the 12th hoy'ai teran Battalion. Quarter - - Master' lathes Rebesbn,. from the 3d Garrison Battalion ' to be Ensign, vice•O'Hea, ap- polined to 411etztli Royal Veteran Battalion. STAFF. . _ _ _ Lieutenant-Colonel Sir George Smith, Knt. , of the 82d Foot, to be Aid dci. Camp to•the• King vice Howard, appointed a Picid.olll er in the Guards. ' • HOSPITAL. STAFF. • - • Hospital-Mate j. P. liancly . to be Surgeon of. a Recruiting • I)l,trid, vice French, appointed to the 34 Dragoons. • The King's Germax Legion. 2tl Bata' ion of the Line, Ensign Charles Baron. Wick to be -Lieutenant, vice Sothern, deceased. ...., , 3d Regiment of the Royal East India Volunteers. Lieuten,nt Win: E vans 'to be' tfaptain of a Company, vice Clark, who resigns. -Ensign - Robert Hudson to be Lieu tenant, vice Evans. Ensign Frederick Wilton Stockdale to be Lieutenant vice Isaac, who resigns. George. Wit ham Gunston, Gent. to be EnSign, vice Hudson. Wil liam Bell, Gent. to be Ensi n, vice Stockdale. MEMORANDUM. Ensign WDermott, of the tst Regiment of Foot is super seded. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire: 33th, or Ayrsfiire Regiment.of Militia. James Greenshields, Gent. to to Lieutenant; vice Campbell, resigned. Dated Aug..B, 608. Henry Robertson, Gent. to be Ensign, vise Brown, resigned. Dated Aug, 8, 1808. Ayrshire kitle.lzattalion of VoltinteerS". W,ll. Crawford, hsq. to be Major. Dated Aug. 12, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham: Bonney Troop of Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry.. Henry Breedon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. a, ISOB. R. Cole, Gent. to be Corner. Dated as above. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the . County • of Banff. 2,1 Battalion of aintlshire Volunteers. Wm. Gordon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, resigned. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Rhodes, of Friday-street, l'ondon, watehouseman. W Minn Hobson, of St.,,ckport, Cheshire,'grocer•and chandler. Thomas Buxton, of Langfield,'lrak, Yorkihire; mt: rcha BANKRUPTS Benjamin; Futnival, of Stockport, theqiiire, hardwareinan, to surrender Sept,' i 6, 17, and Ott. at twelve, ~t ti re Shakweare Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Lon ~and Ince, Gray Loudon ; or Mr. Birmingham. Itayrierof Thirsk, Yorkshire, druggist, Sept. 13, 14, r_ and Odt.:_t, at eleven, •at the Golden Fleece, Thirsic - Attorney 2 , 3 -Mr. Druce, Billiter-square, London ; or Mr. Thomasliumphreys, of SOdleWorth,'Ybrkshire, plumber, Sq)t. - 10, 21, and Z,. ar eleven, at the Spread Eagle •s Inn,NKincnester. Atfotiiles, Mr. Townsend, Stapie's-Inn, Lonacht't or Mr..l3 . atihister. Rochdale., john Blcase, at .Marston, Cheshire, dealer, Sept ro,-19, and Ott. O, ,at eleven, at the 'Wheat Shear, Northwich. ,Att,rnies,- Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Loncyob; and Nurtliwkh. Henry IV illiam.Lawsoil o Or . Liverpool, draper, Od. 3,7, ar 8, at etcven,.at the hull and Punch BoWl, Liverpool, At tonnes, Mr. Wthdle, john-strect, Bedtor..i row, London ; or Mr. Forrest; Liverpool. Robert Motteram, of Walsall, Staffiitcrshire, viair l .„ller, Sept. zi, at tive, 21, and Oct. 4, at.rleven,' at the George Inn, . . Frain the LONDON GAZETTE, dug. 27, 1808. IVar-OjAce, Aug. 27, tfioS. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Surgeon French, from a Recruit ing_ District, to be Suri,con, yic.e Wilson, appointed to the Cr: (• rriscar Battalion. . _ _ 34th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet lames Mylne to be Lieutenant, with , ‘.it purchase, vice Bunce, deceased. WI Ditto, Lieutenant P 1-1. By ne to. be,Captain °fa Troop, by purchase, vice ivtarise.l:, who retires. C , rnet G. B. • • jelf,es to by Lieutenant. Byrne. Win. Hilton, Gent. C•atlet. purc,ase, vice - Close;promoted. . Coldstream Foot Guards, Ensi,ii and AdjUtant Henry Daw— • kins To nave the - Ralik . e .I. , e:itenant and Captain. fst Regiment - ,#f Foot::Ensign Cid -dinnon to be Lientritant without purchase, vice lenkin, woo resigns.. - Ensign Le tf 7 !lard Dobbins' to be ditto. vice Barr, deceased. g rh Ditto, Lieutenant S! .1111 Travers to be Captain • Company, without i.urcilae. Ensign H. Grevill c from the Clue Reg;:nent, t be Ensign, without purchase. - - wit' Ditto, Ensign Robert Cash, from the 7th Garrison flat. •talion, to he lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gardner, p-ontoted in the tyli Garrison Battalion. , • rth Ditto, Lieutenant. Thomas Merrick to be Captain of a Company, by purchase vice Kirk l.kutenant William Kelly; to tie Adjutant, vice Merrick, promoted. •18th Ditto, Wm. I veson, Esq. to be .Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, vice Salvin,..deceased. Ensign Henry : Mosse, from the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, without • purchase. -Thoma:4 Boyle, Gent. to beditto. 23 , i Ditto, I,e Maitre, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wright, promoted in the, 26th -Stafford. Attornie, Mr. Turner,Bloomsbury.square,Lun dom; or Mr. lieeley, - • Artlitant e)llivint and Thomas Onivant, of Manchester, cot. ton-manufatturers, 8, 9, and 0d.'13, i t twelve, at the Bridgewater Arms; Manenester, Attdinies, Mr loiin Taylor,,Manchester ; or Mr: Ralph Ellis, Cursitor.street, London. . . Williana Wells, of Boston, Lincolnshire, grocer, Sept 19, 20, at ten, and Ott y , at six, at the Peacock lon, Bustoit. At . tonnes, Messrs. Tutinard and Rogtrson, Boston ; or !Mess Exley and Stocker, FurnivaPs-Inn, Lotirlon. Henry Silverloc,:, of Havant, county of SouThArnpton, linert dral Sept. 5, at twelvc, 6', at ten, and Oct. 3, at twelve - , at the Bear Irpt Hava;.t, Waler Butter, Havant ; or - IYleisrs. Broinley and Bell, Gray's.litn, London. _ 'harks Pell, of Penrith, Cumberland, linen and woollen. draver,Sept. ?, to, and o..tt. 8, at eleven, at Newtown Penrith.. A ttornies, ii r. Ireland, St'aple's.lnn, Lon. don • or Mr. Ellwood, Penntli. • • George Pow nal I, of vw;.ll, Flintshire, currier and leather sellel, Sept. 12 2 13, and Oct. 8, at eleven, at the l'eaiiters tun, Ch aver. Attornies, Mr. Lloyd, Holywell or ►Messrs. Rhodes, Cook, and-Handlev, London* Michel Franklin Brooks, of Horselydown, Surrey, master marine,/ Sept. 13, 14, and Od. 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. W. N. Johnson, Charlotte-weer, Fitzroy-square. John Wardell, of King's-Lynn, Norfolk, grocer and woollen draper Sept. 12, at five, 24, and Oct. 3, at twelre, at Attornies;' Mr: Dawes, Angel . court, Throginorton-street, .Londcn ; or Mr. Goodwin, Lynn, Norfolk . . • Joseph Batson, of St. lames's-plaice, Middlesex, tailor, Aug. 30, Sept. io, and Ott. 8, at few at Guildhall. A flamer, Mr. Hamilton, Tavistock-row, ' l..:overif-iarden, • ~ Titania; Daman, of Teddington, W4ddlez,ex, tnalister,'Sept. io, 24, and Oat. 8, at nine, at Guildhall'. Attornies, Mr. Senior, .Richmond; or• Mr. Bad-ieley, Serie...street, Lin coln's-Inn, London. _ _ . . Robert Robinson; of Manchester, :cotton; twist, and weft dealer, Sept. 13, zo, and Od. 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Loci= don. Attorney, Mr. Cdwards, 'Castle -street, Holborn. Nathaniel RowIAA, late of .Greysti , ke-plate f Vetter-lane, London, insurance-broker, Sept.. tz, at five, 13, at eleven, and Oct. 8, at one, at t, tnlclhati. A ttormes, IMeSirS. Den netts a: d Ureaves, King's AI ins-yard. George rullinger and Henry Pullinger, of Morley, 'near Alresford, Hants, woollen-drapers, Sept 12; at five, 13, and Ott. S, at twelveti,arGu'ltthall, London, Attorney, r. Coote, Austin l friar‘. piVIDENDS. •• Nov. 15. Henry Ward, of the Curtain•road, St., Leonard, Shoredach, Middlesex, apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall. S Sept. 22. Paul Lister of Slate;-Ing, Yorkshire, cotton . spinner, at three, at t c..- {Jog Tavern, Manchester. Sept. i 7. Benjamin Hi i,uf Little St. Martin ' s -lace, West minster, nian's mere en, at Guildnalt. Sept. 47. Thomas HaNiton Keddle, of Charles-street, Westminster, sadler, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. 8. Thomas Moffatt and John Brown, - ofGoswell-street, Old-sheet, Middlesex, blue-inanuladufers, at eleven, at Oct. i. john Sparkes, ot .Leadenhall-street, London, tea dealer, at eleven, - at Guildhall. ' O. 22. Williams, of Lad-lane, London, vidualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 17. john Aynsley, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Newc.hile-upon. Tyne. Sept. 23. James Parish, Thomas Parish, James - st-afford, and Thomas Hardwick, of Holloway's- End, Staitbrd shire, glass-manUtadurers, at twelve, at the lerninghihn Arms, Shiffnal, Salop. 's Sept. zo. -Christopher Shaw, Joseph Graham, and John Burn, of Southampton, wine-merchants, at ten, at Guild... hall, - CERTIFICATES. Sept. 17. Garret Andrews, of Mark.' ant, • London, ship_ broker. "-- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Howell and Henry . Key worth, of Nottingham, tai- lors. Anthony ,Cleasby and Amos 'Mann, of Wellclose-square, WEST-INDIES. 21tOid tFIE tA.1133 ' AbOES MERCIAN', JUNE " The result of the. General Court Martial, held at St. Ann's; on the soldiers implicated in the affray which happened there cm the evening of the 28th ult. and stated in the Mercury of the asst; has at length been promulgated. .We regret to find by it ; that the fa& of a very. serious insubcirdinatiou has been fully established, although without any appa rent premeditation ; and one of the principals has been made a just sacrifice to that discipline and good order which he was too active in subverting. ,The party arraigned were two Serjeants and two Privates of the Ist W.I. Regt. and two Privates of ..the. Royal W.I. Rangers. They were charged generally with Mutinous and disorderly condo in at affray at St. Ann's, on the evening of . the 28th of May, , and for aiding and abetting therein ;" but one of the Serjeants of the Ist W.. 1. was more specifically charged with exciting and promoting the sane, by draWing his sword, and-encouraging his comrades to mutinous -and= disorderly conduti, &c.—and" this man, being convicted thereof, was sentenced to be shot; but the other Serjeant was altogether acquitted. The two privates of both regiments were, however, also found guilty, and received sentence of corporal punishment according to their respeaivedeserts ; but Lieutenant ' General Beckwith, taking their offence into serious consideration, has been pleased,. for important rea sons, to remit their punishment. The Serjeant sen tenced to be shot, was executed yesterday morning on the lower parade, in the'presence of the whole garrison, assembled under arms." . FROM THE ST. VINCENT GAZETTE, JUNE 18. eg Early on Monday last, a Private in the Gth W. I. Regiment was shot on the parade ground, pursuant ro the sentence of a General Court Martial held on him, for an attempt lately, with others of his carps, to rise in mutiny against their Officers.- , -- The garrison, Consisting of the goth regiment, 41 detachment of the Royal Artillery, and a company of the 6th West India, attended on the occasion, as did a crowd of spectators; the scene was truly-awful while it lasted, and the effed it had QII the counte nances of the soldiers of, the goth regiment .was such as strongly marked their attachinent to their Sow reign, and their abhorrence of the crime for which the culprit justly suffered, whilst his countenance exhibited.at once remozse for his crime, and resig nation to his fate." FROM THE JAMAICA ROYAL GAZETTE, . JULY:2 AND 9. The Court Martial which was formed at Up park Camp on the 13th ult.- for, the trial of siz pri vates of the We4t India regiment. for mutiny; ad ,journed shortly after, in consequence of no evidence coming before them to substantiate . the charge.. Se veral parishes have pthitioned the Governor for the removal of this regiment from the Island. A detach ment of it has been sent to the Bahama Islands:" .SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE. LO,Nlh )I' , l : Pruned h KLCHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; and pubiistle.l by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton-street, Grosvenor-square; At the SuN-Uxrcv No. 1i e Strand F. where "Idvotisements, Orders tor the Pater, I otters for the Editor, &c, (Dost-Paidfr• must be addressed. men';-mercers. • William Birch and Henry. Wright, of Wallbroolc.,, merchants. pines t Additigton and William Butt, of Totrenhain-court: road, tailow-ciuncilers. William Birch, Henry Wright, Samuel Rhode, and Thomas, Cheemeley,- of• Wal'lhro9lZ, 011-uteri. William Vord, Joseph..Loxitile ‘Varren, Witham Collier,. jun. and Charles Henry Collier, of Stafford, shoe.inauu . - .; tacturers. • Jeremiah Rhodep•and John Wilson, of Leeds, rotrcl:ants. • Thomas Willerton and "lhornas Theilits i tom, 0.1 Coventry, rilibon-rnatiutacturers. .......,. _ lames Forbe's and D. Stewart, of Little - Queen-street, Lin coin's-.lnn-fields,-wholesaie jewellers. -Thomas tligg and George Boone, of Birriningham; vinegar -makers.. Henry, joltn, and -Robert Teesdaleof Gracecbureh;.street, grocers. • . john . Kenimington, Clurles I.lt,ult6Ce, and 11 . :ic'hard 'LONN't, of Horsley, Gloucester, clothier;.. ' 'Thomas Gitks and John. Slater,.-of 'Manchester, Coach-7 makers. , • Georg. and *RichardVhorripson, of Cokspur-street a haber . dasilers George Hadfield and Sarn,tlel Sum:, of Ailitori•uttler-Lyne,. cotton-spinners. • Chine and - 1. P. Kramer, of Old Lisle-street, seal- , •_ . _ ,john itt andjohn. Higgin, of Bolton, Lancaster, attornies. Thomas Brunton, Thomas Wake, George KirsoOla, au& Jolla Howlgate, of Southwick, Durham,. potters. ' • William Tucker, Isaiah Birt, jun. and. john I•vor;;„ of Ply— mouth Dock, spirit-fuel - aunts. Simon Allen, jun. Nathan Ablitt, and lames Ablitt, of Ips wich, corn-merchants. • POLICE. - 1.1 GVILDIIALL.—On SatUrday, a woman, who had been employed as a servant in the house belonging to the Hope Insurance Company, was charged with pilfering candles, and several other things belonging to the Office. Oa account of the absenCe of a wit ness she was remanded. MARLBORMIGH-sTßEET.—TworespeEtabletrades men, in the vicinity of Bayswater, went'to the above Office, on Saturday, to make affidavits that they sus pealed a reputable, woman, the wile of a working tradesman, at Bayswater," had been murdered, - by poison having been administered to her. Their de positions went to state, that the woman in tpiestion, who was buried on Thursday last, was about-4o ap peal to Oe Court of Chancery to recover some pro perty she had been kept out of. One of the persons who gave in his deposition, stated, that he waited on the deceased a few days previous to her . death, • but it was not convenient to settle the business at that time, and she, appointed a future day, and added, that she did not know whether she 'should not be murdered previous to the appointed time. It ap peared that she was dead in a few days, and her body was hideously swollen. • There were several other facls in the depositions, which it would be improper to mention, as we understand the body will be tako up and examined by surgeons. UNION-HALL.—SaturdayJos.Hyams , alias Mo6ney, was examined, charged by Joseph M. H. Cavaco, a Portuguese Officer, with - robbing him-of his pocket book, containing a tl. note and several paperS, at Astley's Theatre. He was seen in the at of steal ing! the book from.the Officer's pocket, and throw ing it to another.- He - was committed to the County gaol. Jaines_ CoU, .brought up - from Ringwood, in • Hampshire, .on a:charged breaking open . t he dwell ing7house of Mr:' • BroWn, in Brook -street, Larribeth, a month since, ,was also exaMined, and his person identified ; but as none of the stolen property is yet fotind; ltd was feeanded for a farther hearing. YORK RACES. WZONICSDAY, AuousT 24. . Sweepstakes of sogs each, ,h.-tt. for colts and - fillies then three years old, colts ~st. 2.1 b. fillies 7.4:1 ioib..--TWO Str T. Gascoigne's c. by ilarnbletontan, .walked•over. Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft. tor four-year olds, colts Bst. 41b. miles. . Sir T. Gascoigne's ch. f. by Flam'oletonian - t Lord Darlington's b. c. Brother to Expedation 2 Six Subscribers too agatnst• the winner.. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York; added .to a, Sub- N, scription Purse, s for live-.yearai olds, Sst. 71b. each. Fr Mr. Peirse's b. m. Rosette, byßcuingbrough Sir W. Gerrard's br. h. juliu's Ctvsar - .• 4. Lord Strathmore's b. li..Camia, by Sir Peter _ • , _ 3 frour Subscribers paid. . Five and 6 to +on Rosette; even betting between itklius Cm . sar ;Lid Cassio! Mr, m e ni s ie s Weaver, by Shuttle, , received lorfeitliom Mr. Watts, brother to'Gratitude, Sst: 31b. each; 5: - ..ogs. h. ft. On Saturday' ,cyvqing a,number, of persons ?,serri# bled at• Hyde` Park Corner-to wirn'esS the settifg . -ot pon which was .cti ay.; re-,1, -for a hel 0,50° guineas, to start with the Exeter mail, and "to - Exetei fiat; With'or wilhoUt D . 4; 174Y led the policy. is . at, liberty, to,talke a .fiesh. pOit : 1 ? 0( . 5 1 as otteri as he iiiiises."` ft was With 'mail; 1 09 motniug,,..at ,13:piiitartokzi;the,:odcl-s-.were then i ri favour of the portex. - . mo - i'vlity the fltti 'Lilt. at cheiset Cottage, 'arn.p.ron, .the lady. Of S,ir. iFbomas rancred i .Bart., of a S' and Heil. ' • ' - . On.Wbursday.lastott seat; Blenheim,.. 6xfoidt'hire; 'Lady Maces Spencer, of Daughter. On Saturday, , Mrs. Gibbon, of Friday- street, of sa.4'Son• • ! ' 114AK . IZ IE D. "' • •-n Thursday: ":(1. earge Miry -Cocker, .49 bliss Taylor, •of Thavies Inn ., • • ' The same day,- at.:Zasr, Bourn, - ;g t Miss Harriet Alice, second "(laughter - Or the lat 2, Tlyn - nas, ,E sq. pt Min t Y ° On the 27th inst. at Clifion,,MiAmt,Hinton Castle, F S % orßristol-, 11fisa Susan Smith, .grafithda - Ighter or gild''' . Francis Beaisiy., Esq, ,of Oporto On Saturday last, '.at 'St:, Mary's, ”lfeWiligvity,. Thar° Pe'arson, Esq. of Kennington, to Mary, eldest daughter Matthew Slater, Esq. of Walworth; • -- • ono The same morning, at Easf Bar n et Ch urc h, J. Harri s , , Esq. of Newgate- street; Elizabeth Mary, youn g est daLigii; • ter of Henry Timberlake, Esq. of Cordwainers ' Hall, SO I gate. The same day, at St. George's, Hanover-sqUate,- Car,' Shean, of Steyning, in the County of Sussex, to Miss Ei"" Williams, of Bolton- street, Piccadilly. r.Eff On.Tuestlay, at Bram ham ' Vorkshire, Grosvenor rer.'„ o f ' Esq. of BoSton' near Thorp Arch, to Marv, the dalightF . tit the late Rev. Dr. Richard Asheton, ke6for of Mictd.kcg and Warden of Christ's College, Manchester. • g Lately, John Jackson, Esq. of Dean-street, SouthvO r t : to Mrs. Mary Basset, widow: of James Basset, Esq, s u geon. A few days ago, at Alborough. in Suffolk, Peter Le Ne Foster, Esq. of Lenwade, Norfolk, to Miss Osorio., DIED. . .- . On the t rth inst. at his hOuie at Laurel-hill, raine, Ireland, in the 75th year of his age, the Rev. A rtl i ' l j Kyle. He was upwards of forty years Pastor of the " Presbyterian Congregation of Coleraine. •. • iler y, „ near Col e ; On the 18th inst. at Capt. Macartney's, Rua) . A rtiL i 0 Arch Cliff' Fort, Dover, the only son of Captain .lu 4 ''' Stamford, Lincolnshire. • • G'ule l On the zoth of May last, near the entrance of the `G Darien, of the yellow fever, Patrick Proctor, • Mi ( ''.i o r, man on board the Argo, youngest - ,sort - Of Patrick :Pro` Esq. of Glamis, North Britain. On Thursday last, at A iverstoke, near Gosport, Tlionl3s' diMnaoyer;nc morning last , a li n e d H B a o a t Banker, the infant son of Captain . Fyers, of the Royal Engineers• c, till () n irlye, F rs4Eidisnagye.. .1441' bells Turton, second daughter of [O r - h ri c :h i r a , G c m: ; s g t t r o i c ° fi e r , n t . E , , 3, \' 1 1 . 155, or On Saturday morning, Joseph Greensell, Esq. of -- row, Islington, aged 67.* The same morning, at his seat at .Northartipton.„ ll :l( 3l . ki‘e,Vurells, near Bristol, I. Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, the Hon. and Right r' James Yorke, D. Lord Bishop of Ely. ~ ~ierr, On •the 2oth instant, at Brighton, Miss Cecilia N a .!'d Lit youngest - daughter of the late lion. George Napier, a'' the Right lion. Lad Sarah Naie. tl s f Lately, at Henley y -upon-Thain v , - ! r s, Mr. Joseph Ste ve hlealrnan. . ~ .n d ics, On the 9th of January last, at Sylliet, in the East 1 o n C. T. Mating, Esq. Colledor of that .Distrid,'aruteld est of C. T..Maling, Esq..of 1 ork- place, Portman-square,util• Lately, Mi. Hunter, Surveying Master of Portsino Dock-yard. - ' _...-' exlcA o SAT STOCKS 4. DAY. .Bank Stock, - Navy 5 per Cent. gif Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 82 R 831- 83 . per Cent. Red. 65 ' 3 1 3 per Cent. Con. 65i 66.x'66 'Bank L. Ann. !Si 9.1.6tn5, India Stock, India Bonds, 45. 35. P r '. o r , Exchequerhis,v . • Ornnium; t s dis. I inperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Anii.'l a • Cdn%. tor . J3Sh O'cl. 66 :; . -,----7---;-- hiGH WATER. AT LONDON BR-IDGE TP-M`',"/,. ‘ . ROW.. Morning, sz min. after 8. i Atternoon, 14 . Md. after 9. ___2„...... THURSDAY, Produce Stakes of tongs: each, h. tt. colts Bst. =lb. fillies Bst. Those marked thus * allowed 31b.—Two miles. ' Sir M. M. Sykes b.. 1.. Thread, by Hambletonian a Mr. Clifton's b. c. PoWton - *Mr. Peirce's b. c. by Expeaation *Mr. Peirce's,b. f. by Pipator - - a 4 Sir 'l'. Gascoigne's b. 1. by Harnbletonian Lord Fitzwilliam's b. f. Charcoal .. - Ten Subscribers paid.—Five to 4 on Poulton ; 4 to I agst Theresa; 4 to t agst Mr. Peirse's cat; tz tot agst Char coal ; and is to t agst Sir T. Gascoigne's filly. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York, added to a Suitserip tion Purse, four miles, tor 6 yr olds and aged; 6 yr olds, Bst. tolb. aged, Bst. Mr. Peirse's b. in. Rosette, 5 yrs old a Duke of Hamilton's b. h. Grazier, ditto - 2 Mr. N. B. Hodgson's gr. m. Priscilla, aged - 3 Ld Stratilmore's b. m. Dei,detitona, 5 yrs old _ 4 Seven to 4 Rosette agst the field ; 3 to I agst Desdeinona ; 6 to a agst Priscilla; slid to to 1 agst Grazier. SPORTING. — The race.for the Handicap Plate Egharn, on Thursday, has caused some disputes which will probably require a further decision. It ' has been stated that the whole of the five horses run out of the course, that three got into the right coorse again, but Brighton Loss, • the favourite, and Jurnp-Olf, run in at fault: It afterwards appeared that a post was down, and it has been contended by some, that the horses Should have started again. Bets have been paid on it conditionally. On Friday wCre committed to Aylesbury Gaol, two of the Stafford Militia, for breaking open the house of a poor old labouring man at Burnham, whilst he and his wife were at harvest. They stripped the house of various articles ; they_ stole also a 11: note. A girl who saw theirs break in gave the alarm ; they were taken at the'S wan, at 'Salt-hill. One of theM, when taken, put the note in his mouth and swallowed it • the other seized. a poker, which was in the fire red hot, and escaped out of the house into the fields, but was.found in a ditch, and taken by one of the Blues. A few days since, as the Clerk of Eastbourne was tolling the bell for a funeral, he had scarcely got it to its height, when part of the framing on ,which the bells arcfixed . gave way, and, to the alarm of the ;Clerk and others who were present, the bell forced its way through two boarded lofts, struck the kirb -of the arch - of the bellfry, and came down will}, such force, that it penetrated through • the,stotbr pavement upwards of a foot into; the ground.- For-, tunately no person received any injury, although sevel:al were sianding near at the time. TVARThtdk the fcilldwing are the sentences of tiie PriSonera found gUilty :—TT in. Wood and . , Thomas Quayle; Death ; Elizabeth Startin, John king, and Teri. Barnes, tral ported for seven years ; John Bar: et; two years' Imprisonment ; Willictriz By'rons, three months' impriSonineriland fined one shilling. -- On Thursday morning, Wood, 'Quayle, and Hig; ginson being called up, the Judge addressed theni as follows : William Wood, Thomas QuaNle, and Robert unhappy prisoners, have been con vi ed, clear . and satista6t4sry evidence, by A Jury of your Country, of offences for tho layv 40. - perit ? ed -the ,punishment of Death.; yod are now brought. here, for the last time, to receic that judgment which it -is my painful duty: to pro noutws upon you. — •. _ . • "• :Thevtirst; a 6 it respe&s the degree. of Offence; ofyoulhree.prisoners ,whorn I no .v see be6)te tile; is you WilliaM Wood t the youngest of them, but : the greatest offender. You have been ConVided of having committed the crime of rape upon the body of an innocent Woman ; you have been convicte=d also, of having • committed a robbery upon that: woman. You have stood indieled for some simi lar offences 'committed against another wfornan'i and you have also been indided tbr, several Ingb-"'al, 'way robberies against others. Independent of these, you are charged with having .comtnitted'lPb beries in two other counties. It is melancholy t°, see a young mgtt, like you, disedirer s cif dltr2ve 3 and wicked propensities -and. it is impossible-,,foc you to flatter yourself with any hopes 'whatever of a mitigation "of that sentence . I aru:to pass - -upou you. " In the awful 'situation in • Which . you st a n d , feel it my 'duty to exliort. you Most seriously to ‘st't about the great work of repentance, tpr no. hope remain to you in thislife. Crave pardiinitom Mighty God, and prepare yourselies to meet Pin. Confess your sins to him, and give yourselves 'up I° ;:the reverend Clergyman - Whose duty..ii will be t° attend .you -in your ':last ,hours. Rely, faiti~Jt 11 Y' 'upon - that infinite' mercy.which is extended ta all k.,the. truly penitent, in the hour of deal!) and ia:th e - day of judgment ; and I pray, - most fervently, !, 1 2 3t the. Lord will have. Mercy upon your sot d, thing remains for me, now, .but• topron.o.l_lce:th awftil sentence of the law upon you, for:y - 010 4seve rat Offences:" : - - .. .His. Lordship then'pa'sed the solemn senteno • • Death upon the three Prisoners, and t it,y• Were tal ( e ll -froni•tbe'bar.- Quayle and,Hig,guison werereplie v r , ed before his Lordship left the towii: W o od is le"' for execution. ~, .